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Thanksgiving Wine Pairings – For Budget Buyers & Wine Fanatics
Thanksgiving: Turkey, fixins, friends, family, wine, love.
For most of us, the Thanksgiving meal comes from family tradition and generations of passed down recipes, but when it comes to wine, there is a little more wiggle room. There's always the question of "Red or white?" Well, I'm here to help make the decision a little easier and offer some insight and suggestions ranging from budget-friendly bottles ($25 and under) that can be found just about anywhere outside of our wine cellar, mid-range wines ($45-75) that are a little harder to come by, but can always be found at Crystal Springs, and coveted vintages ($150+) that are displayed proudly in our wine cellar.
White Wine Recommendations:
Freshly carved breast meat, even with gravy, tends to dry the palate a bit. Look for a wine that offers a bit of fruit sugar, say a Dry Riesling or a wine that offers full texture, such as an aged Chardonnay that has seen oak aging and has had bottle time to mellow and form a fuller body. This will also complement the varied vegetable flavors in the side dishes.
$25 and under
S.A. Prum Blue Slate Riesling Kabinett Mosel Germany ($20): For a not-so-sweet beautifully crisp white for great mass audience appeal
Hangtime Arroyo Seco Monterey Chardonnay ($17): For a brightly-fruited pear essence in a Chardonnay that has nice body to add richness to the palate-drying tendency of breast meat
Arrowood Saralee Vineyard Viognier Russian River (Latour Thanksgiving Special: $65): For great richness of texture and a flavor profile that deliversj smooth melon and soft tangerine notes.
$150 +
Martinelli Charles Road Chardonnay Sonoma Coast 2005 ($150): A great vintage from a phenomenal producer with time in the bottle to really smooth and blend this selection to stellar class.
Red Wine Recommendations:
I recommend considering not only the delicate texture and clean flavor of turkey breast meat, but also the diverse melange of flavors that will be hitting your palate from the popular side dishes – savory herbs, hearty root vegetables, and cranberry. From the perspective of food match, I say Cru Beaujolais and Pinot Noir.
Cru Beaujolais is Gamay Noir produced by the villages that make up the Beaujolais region in France, for example Brouilly, Fleurie, and Morgon, and Pinot Noir is always a good choice, too, having such great capacity for food-match.
If your preference is for a heavier wine, look to Zinfandel, preferably "old-vine", and Petite Syrah, both offering nice doses of jammy black fruit and softer tannins, matching up nicely with the savory roots, herbs, and thick gravies.
$25 and under
J Lohr Falcon's Perch Monterey Pinot Noir ($20): For the softness of Pinot Noir with a nice presence of dark cherry flavor notes
Stag's Leap Winery Petite Syrah ($45): For a nice bit of jammy fruit density with clean overall flavor, perfect for the "big-wine" lovers.
Girardin Moulin-a-Vent, Clos de la Tour, Cru Beaujolais 2009 ($60): A bit lighter than Pinot Noir, but deliver a delightful tangy burst of cherry, cranberry, and red raspberry that compliments many dishes and would appeal to guests' palates that don't consume wine regularly.
$150 +
Faiveley Clos de Veugot Grand Cru Red Burgundy 2006 ($300): We love this French producer; an exquisite Pinot Noir from an excellent vintage.
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S.B. County public school junior high students learn about healthy eating, food systems, organic farming, and more while fulfilling California Science Standards.
When: Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2012, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: Fairview Gardens, 598 N Fairview Ave., Goleta
Cost: Free
Age limit: Not available
Categories: Kids & Teens
This fall, Fairview Gardens is sprouting something new. Instead of just the usual batch of leafy greens and field crops, the farm is now bringing Urban Seeds, an educational program for junior high students, to the community, with the help of a generous grant from the Orfalea Foundation.
For information, contact Maureen Foley at 967-7369, x.3, or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. Wednesday afternoons, 3-5pm.
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What kind of ham is it? Canned ham? Ham on a bone? Pre-cooked? Smoked? Raw?
I have cooked it in the oven with pineapple before. You have never tasted anything so good! lol. I am hoping to get 3 meals out of the ham, but may not happen. With the leftovers, I will make ham and beans in the crockpot and hopefully if enough leftovers, split pea soup.Thanks for the link. I will coat it with crushed pineapple/brown sugar. CRUD MONKEYS!, my mouth is watering!
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Chasing down Zebras at TDS for $1,500.
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My goal since buying a clapped-out CJ-6 in mid-December was to get it up and running in time for the Tierra Del Sol Desert Safari the first weekend in March. It sounded easy until I realized all the work that needed to be done. In addition to installing all the parts we showed you in the last issue (see "Project Tally" on Page 2), I also did a ton of other stuff there isn't room to mention. By the time I factored in a hectic magazine schedule (we do have more than one story an issue to write, after all), waiting on parts, going back East for the holidays, and changing poopy diapers, I found myself three days from leaving for TDS with no radiator and an unfinished rollcage. I planned on installing the radiator on Tuesday, finishing the rollcage on Wednesday, and heading out for TDS on Thursday.
After procuring a junkyard radiator and installing it on custom mounts, a buddy and I went for a testdrive late Tuesday afternoon. Aside from a major stumble right off idle, the Jeep pulled hard, the brakes worked good, and the gears sort of shifted, albeit with a lot of grinding. However, we noticed the temperature gauge quickly pegged past way-hot, so we headed home. A pull of the dipstick revealed an oil milk shake. Blown head gasket.
I was left with the decision of either finishing the cage and letting the Jeep sit in my garage for the weekend, or diving into the engine and finishing the cage another day. I'm a glutton for punishment, so Wednesday morning I went to Napa and ordered up a head gasket set (PN HS-1193-VC) for $56.60. Since the gaskets wouldn't arrive until Thursday afternoon, I went home and tore the top of the engine apart and got it ready for reassembly. The pistons in my 225 are 0.040-inch overbore units, indicating the engine had a rebuild not too long ago. Apparently the engine builder wasn't too familiar with the cylinder-head torque sequence of a Buick 225, as evidenced by the blown gasket.
The new gaskets showed up around noon on Thursday, and I had the engine buttoned back up for a quick testdrive just before it got dark. There were no major leaks, so I loaded it on the trailer and packed up my junk to leave first thing Friday morning.
Wheeling the Hatari! Jeep
There's nothing quite like wheeling a vehicle you're totally unsure about. The Project Hatari Jeep had been abandoned for years before I got my hands on it. Every second is an adventure, and every squeak and groan is a potential disaster. Summoning the gumption to ignore the urge to pull over and investigate each of these cries is half the fun. I knew the brakes worked, that there were no fuel leaks, and that there was a fire extinguisher right between the seats. After all, the word hatari is Swahili for "danger." Time to wheel.
The first thing I noticed was how smooth the ride was as we took off across the wash. Sad as it may sound, this Jeep has more uptravel than any vehicle I've taken to TDS yet, so bombing down washes and over whoops without slapping bumpstops was a ton of fun. Cappa said I looked like I was chasing down Rhinos. Perfect. The second thing I noticed was how poorly the CJ-6 climbed the huge Truckhaven hills the first night. It was an effort to get to the top, requiring a good running start and lots of engine rpm. After a little investigating we discovered that one of the hubs wasn't working right, so there was no front drive.
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This was my comment on the blog posted earlier about new orleans bringing in alexander for a workout.
Some of yall read my blog where I stated that talk was as cheap as washed up mvps. now ive read all these comments and everyone of yall is dead on with your own perspectives and I aree with most of the posts here. but being a Saints fan stranded in seattle for the past 2 years and seeing the demise of alexander first hand i have to say he still has no heart left to date. He got his fat contract and didnt perform up to standard in 06 either? and we all know how awful he was in 07 hell the hawks cut ties with him before hasselback, and i only say that cause matt has holmgrin in his ear 30 seconds before every play and he the only one of the two who run backwards for a living to start with.
the saints brought him in just primarily im willing to state as a resort to turn to early on in the season if he wasnt signed right away, we have depth and as one post stated above me, my god how many backs do we really need.
im still sticking with deuce comming back to all pro form this season, do people forget that he had double knee surgery and had them both enhanced through cartilage growing holes being placed in the knee? not to mention look at what my man drew brees had done that was simularback in 06? drews on the golf courses now whippin ass with a completely regrown rotator cuff.
he is our banger and one of our leaders in both the organization and the gulf coast community. and reggie will only benift from having deuce back to form as well as sean payton finaly putting him back split out in the open space or in the same backfield as karney and duece. plus pierre thomas is the heir apparent in 2 years to the banger spot if not now.
i believe shaun will be the next griffey story of returning to cincy and being mediocre, but even junior still made all star games.


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Over the last couple of days, the National Hurricane Center's prediction of when Gustav will make landfall keeps getting pushed back. The NHC's last predicted path, issued at 10 a.m., puts the center of the uncertain cone just east of Vermilion Bay before 8 a.m. on Tuesday. That center has been waffling east and west for the last couple of days, but the NHC has warned against relying on that exact center this early in the game:
Some of the models hint that the high to the north late in the forecast period could force Gustav to turn a little back to the west over the northern Gulf ... But these models are currently in the minority. The new official track forecast does show a slowing of the forward motion as Gustav approaches the northern Gulf coast ... and is nudged just a little to the east to be in line with the consensus. Reliable models remain on either side of the forecast track ... So one should not focus on the exact official track.
Recent info indicates that sustained winds are at 70 mph, and that the tropical storm is creeping along at 5 mph and is expected to crawl westward for the next day.
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Hitmonlee is actually pretty good. In UU, it is a force to be reckoned with.
Use this Choice Band set how you would any other Choice Bander, with one important proviso: Hitmonlee can also switch into paralyzing moves such as Thunder Wave with impunity, since it has the Limber ability. Rock Slide isn't particularly useful in UU, as even Focus Punch hits Gligar harder on the switch, but it is useful for Pinsir and Scyther.
Substitute or Endure to get your Salac Boost and then attempt to sweep. This is a pretty simple and standard strategy, but again Hitmonlee's Limber ability is extremely useful for this set.
Bulk Up can be used with either Substitute or Endure, but Focus Punch should be used with Substitute. If you are using Bulk Up, you may want to lower your Speed to 254 Speed (176 EVs) and put the rest into HP so you can potentially get 2 or more Bulk Ups, as this still allows you to outspeed everything in UU but Timid Electrode, which is extremely rare.
Other Options
It can Double Kick for stuff like Substitute Aggron, but it's not that useful. It can use Return to hit Gligar harder than any of your other moves.
Attack and Speed, only.
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Gligar is the best counter, thanks to its high Defense, Flying STAB, and Hitmonlee's low Defense. Slowking will also have a thing or two to say to it. Masquerain beats those without Rock Slide. Blastoise and Meganium can take hits from the Choice Band set. Grumpig and Hypno can use it to set up Calm Mind with their Fighting resistance, but Hidden Power Ghost will put the hurt on them.


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Icahn said he believed the company was undervalued and couldn't understand its short interest.
"I think it's very difficult to compete with Netflix, but as once investor said, 'It would be the mother of all auctions if it ever went to auction,'" he said.
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Here's a problem that I had, and know a lot of people who have a similar problem like this, so I'm presenting both the problem and my solution.
Problem: E-grip Marker won't cock, or uncocks after a while.
(Refer to a parts list while reading this.)
Solution (mine): Ok, some background first, the grip is responsible for the marker cocking and uncocking. First this is my understanding of how the e-grip works; when the armature engages the solenoid, it pushes the armature pin against the sear and uncocks the marker. Then the sear sping causes the sear to push back the armature pin back down and gets in position for recocking the marker. If the armature pin is obstructed from returning, the marker won't cock again.
The main problem in my case was that I found what that the armature got stuck in the solenoid preventing the armature pin from returning, and therefore preventing sear from getting into postion to cock.
My solution was to place some gun oil on the armature. This prevented the armature from getting stuck in the solenoid. Be careful not to get oil on the circuit boards. This completely solved my problem. I'm not sure if this was the best way to go about it, but it solved a big headache. My e-grip was only one day old when it gave me this problem!!!
Anyway, if anyone knows any alternative or any type of greese to use on the armature/solenoid, please share it.
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Post subject: Old Republic - Havoc Squad Republic Trooper
Hello. This is going to be my first rebel costume and weapons. Stormleader and myself just started this project a couple weeks ago. The modeling is being done by Stormleader. We are CNCing the parts from a rigid tooling foam and mastering the parts. These will be molded, vacuum formed and some parts will be cast in plastic and/or rubber.
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I'd totally be interested in getting that visor detachable viewfinder thing if you end up making it seperate
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It will be separate as some of the troopers in the trailer do not have that component.
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We pulled the visor out of the 3D printer this weekend and did a quick test fit. Bam!
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Bam, indeed!
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yah looks awesome!
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Yep, sign me up for a viewfinder as well as a visor if that is ever sold separately.
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Good golly those are some big pics!
We'll be making the macros availiable, but no guarantees they'll fit other helmets.
We haven't even seen any other Havoc helmets in person yet- though I only know of the TZA one being out there at the moment.
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Kevin Brice out of the NCG also has a Trooper bucket. Even if they're not a perfect fit, that is why I have my friend Mr. Bondo.
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Those look awesome. Our helmet is almost ready to go into the mold. I was hoping to have it completed by last weekend but that damn work thing got in the way.
I've been sanding, filling and sharpening the details and we're very close now. Getting very excited to see this thing wearable.
We've also started the armor parts. This is the shoulder pad that supports the shoulder bell armor. We will be casting these in a fairly lightweight rubber.
This is the shoulder bell armor placed on the shoulder pad.
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Finally has a chance to work on the helmet this weekend as well as some other parts. The helmet is in final primer state and will be lightly sanded, painted then molded twice. One mold will be for rotocast and the other for fiberglass.
We also had a chance to do a quick test pull of the bicep. We are going to shallow the detail on the sides to help with pulling. The armor will be mostly vacuum formed in either 1/8" styrene or .090" ABS smooth-smooth. Other parts will be rotocast or cast in rubber.
This is just a test pull. We will not be pulling over foam masters. The seam will be gone and we will be pulling over a non-shrinking material master.
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I saw these myself over the weekend.
Phenomenal work doesn't even describe it.
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Great work troopers!!! It'll be nice to fill the ranks with some Old Republic gear! We've got one already
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